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]]> false Institute for Social Research info+65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1@mg-eu.acast.com 65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1 the-abstract https://assets.pippa.io/shows/cover/1709757944298-bbae75c91c256e32ea05080f1c5f436b.jpeg https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/the-abstract The Abstract 15 - Nick Camp on evaluating institutional interactions 15 - Nick Camp on evaluating institutional interactions Wed, 19 Mar 2025 20:33:50 GMT 10:13 67db2a2ef48da98092818fce false https://shows.acast.com/the-abstract/episodes/15-nick-camp-on-evaluating-institutional-interactions 67db2a2ef48da98092818fce 65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1 15-nick-camp-on-evaluating-institutional-interactions How do we measure interactions between people and institutions? full The way we interact with the institutions that govern our lives can have a profound effect — look no further than the justified scrutiny of police interactions with the public over the last decade or more. But how do we measure and study those interactions? ISR's Nick Camp explores that process in this episode of The Abstract.


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]]> The way we interact with the institutions that govern our lives can have a profound effect — look no further than the justified scrutiny of police interactions with the public over the last decade or more. But how do we measure and study those interactions? ISR's Nick Camp explores that process in this episode of The Abstract.


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]]> 14 - Kira Birditt on concordant drinking 14 - Kira Birditt on concordant drinking Wed, 26 Feb 2025 15:53:40 GMT 12:03 67bf38f13beb1d1463a80ea0 false https://shows.acast.com/the-abstract/episodes/14-kira-birditt-on-concordant-drinking 67bf38f13beb1d1463a80ea0 65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1 14-kira-birditt-on-concordant-drinking How do drinking habits affect couples? full Alcohol consumption is a complicated topic, but it has some surprising twists and turns, too. Among them, the revelation from ISR researcher Kira Birditt that couples who have similar drinking habits may have stronger relationships and better marriages. But why? In her December 2024 talk at ISR, Birditt explained some of the research behind these phenomena and what it means for alcohol consumption in America.


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]]> Alcohol consumption is a complicated topic, but it has some surprising twists and turns, too. Among them, the revelation from ISR researcher Kira Birditt that couples who have similar drinking habits may have stronger relationships and better marriages. But why? In her December 2024 talk at ISR, Birditt explained some of the research behind these phenomena and what it means for alcohol consumption in America.


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]]> 13 - Yanna Krupnikov and John Barry Ryan on partisan politics 13 - Yanna Krupnikov and John Barry Ryan on partisan politics Wed, 05 Feb 2025 16:11:05 GMT 10:42 67a38d9c340a5590cd0b007d false https://shows.acast.com/the-abstract/episodes/13-yanna-krupnikov-and-john-barry-ryan-on-partisan-politics 67a38d9c340a5590cd0b007d 65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1 13-yanna-krupnikov-and-john-barry-ryan-on-partisan-politics What are the consequences of American politics being so hostile? full Why are American politics the way they are? And what are the consequences of political hostility?


Yanna Krupnikov and John Barry Ryan, both of the Institute for Social Research's Center for Political Studies, are diving deep into those and other questions about the realities of American political life. In October 2024, they presented on their findings as a part of ISR's Insights Speaker Series, and on this episode of The Abstract, we take a look at a few of Krupnikov's remarks.


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]]> Why are American politics the way they are? And what are the consequences of political hostility?


Yanna Krupnikov and John Barry Ryan, both of the Institute for Social Research's Center for Political Studies, are diving deep into those and other questions about the realities of American political life. In October 2024, they presented on their findings as a part of ISR's Insights Speaker Series, and on this episode of The Abstract, we take a look at a few of Krupnikov's remarks.


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]]> 12 - A fireside chat with Kate Cagney and Laurie McCauley 12 - A fireside chat with Kate Cagney and Laurie McCauley Tue, 03 Dec 2024 16:09:57 GMT 23:32 674f2d5522a0cb38bec5b297 false https://shows.acast.com/the-abstract/episodes/12-a-fireside-chat-with-kate-cagney-and-laurie-mccauley 674f2d5522a0cb38bec5b297 65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1 12-a-fireside-chat-with-kate-cagney-and-laurie-mccauley What is the global impact of ISR? full ISR's global impact is large and growing — but how can it be quantified? And what role does ISR play in the ongoing evolution of the social sciences?


Kate Cagney, director of ISR, and Laurie McCauley, the provost of the University of Michigan, explored those topics and many other questions during a fireside chat at ISR's 75th anniversary symposium in October 2024. Moderated by Arthur Lupia, U-M's interim vice president for research and innovation, this chat brings crucial insight to the topics of ISR's past and future impact.


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]]> ISR's global impact is large and growing — but how can it be quantified? And what role does ISR play in the ongoing evolution of the social sciences?


Kate Cagney, director of ISR, and Laurie McCauley, the provost of the University of Michigan, explored those topics and many other questions during a fireside chat at ISR's 75th anniversary symposium in October 2024. Moderated by Arthur Lupia, U-M's interim vice president for research and innovation, this chat brings crucial insight to the topics of ISR's past and future impact.


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]]> <![CDATA[11 - Mike Traugott and Grace Noppert on ISR's 75th Anniversary]]> Tue, 19 Nov 2024 16:04:18 GMT 25:10 673cb703b1e4e2505acc7a48 false https://shows.acast.com/the-abstract/episodes/11-mike-traugott-and-grace-noppert-on-isrs-75th-anniversary 673cb703b1e4e2505acc7a48 65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1 11-mike-traugott-and-grace-noppert-on-isrs-75th-anniversary full The Institute for Social Research is celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2024. In October, ISR held a symposium in honor of the occasion, and Mike Traugott and Grace Noppert played key roles in preparing and leading that event.


Today, Mike and Grace join The Abstract for a discussion about the symposium, ISR's history, and what's next for ISR as we look to the future.


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]]> The Institute for Social Research is celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2024. In October, ISR held a symposium in honor of the occasion, and Mike Traugott and Grace Noppert played key roles in preparing and leading that event.


Today, Mike and Grace join The Abstract for a discussion about the symposium, ISR's history, and what's next for ISR as we look to the future.


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]]> 10 - Elizabeth Tibbetts on paper wasps and animal communication 10 - Elizabeth Tibbetts on paper wasps and animal communication Tue, 18 Jun 2024 09:00:00 GMT 10:59 667053fbd68641f68763262d false https://shows.acast.com/the-abstract/episodes/10-elizabeth-tibbetts-on-paper-wasps-and-animal-communicatio 667053fbd68641f68763262d 65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1 10-elizabeth-tibbetts-on-paper-wasps-and-animal-communicatio What can wasps teach us? full What can paper wasps teach us about animal communication? A lot more than you might think.


Wasps of all varieties are a fixture of summer life across the United States, but the paper wasp stands out for its unique communication skills. Dr. Elizabeth Tibbetts of the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Michigan’s College of Literature, Science, and the Arts explained more about this interesting insect at the Institute for Social Research in January 2024.


Read more from Dr. Tibbetts on her faculty page and on Google Scholar.


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]]> What can paper wasps teach us about animal communication? A lot more than you might think.


Wasps of all varieties are a fixture of summer life across the United States, but the paper wasp stands out for its unique communication skills. Dr. Elizabeth Tibbetts of the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Michigan’s College of Literature, Science, and the Arts explained more about this interesting insect at the Institute for Social Research in January 2024.


Read more from Dr. Tibbetts on her faculty page and on Google Scholar.


View the presentation on which this episode of The Abstract was based here.


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]]> 9 - James Gibson on the resilience of American political institutions 9 - James Gibson on the resilience of American political institutions Tue, 04 Jun 2024 07:00:01 GMT 10:40 665e29f0fb3bf50013ca24a8 false https://shows.acast.com/the-abstract/episodes/9-james-gibson-on-the-resilience-of-american-political-insti 665e29f0fb3bf50013ca24a8 65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1 9-james-gibson-on-the-resilience-of-american-political-insti How strong are the Supreme Court and the Senate? full The United States government relies on the strength of its political institutions to govern effectively. But what if Americans lose faith in those institutions?


Many political commentators have argued that the 2020 election gave us the chance to see that question play out, given the actions of Donald Trump and his supporters. But Dr. James Gibson isn't so sure. In the 2024 edition of the Miller-Converse Lecture series, he argues that Americans actually haven't lost much faith in their political institutions, if any.


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]]> The United States government relies on the strength of its political institutions to govern effectively. But what if Americans lose faith in those institutions?


Many political commentators have argued that the 2020 election gave us the chance to see that question play out, given the actions of Donald Trump and his supporters. But Dr. James Gibson isn't so sure. In the 2024 edition of the Miller-Converse Lecture series, he argues that Americans actually haven't lost much faith in their political institutions, if any.


Read more about Dr. Gibson here.


Watch Dr. Gibson's full presentation here.


Learn more about Dr. Gibson's book here.


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]]> 8 - Phil Converse on the growth of ISR 8 - Phil Converse on the growth of ISR Tue, 21 May 2024 09:00:10 GMT 9:37 664bae67c0bd1300138da9ed false https://shows.acast.com/the-abstract/episodes/8-phil-converse-on-the-growth-of-isr 664bae67c0bd1300138da9ed 65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1 8-phil-converse-on-the-growth-of-isr What set ISR apart? full Every story has a beginning, and every story that lasts has something that sets it apart from others like it.


According to Phil Converse, who joined the Institute for Social Research in its early days and went on to become its director, ISR's differentiating factors were evident very early on.


In this archival audio, the fourth director of ISR shares how he came to ISR, what he learned while he was here, and how ISR sets itself apart int he world of social research.


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]]> Every story has a beginning, and every story that lasts has something that sets it apart from others like it.


According to Phil Converse, who joined the Institute for Social Research in its early days and went on to become its director, ISR's differentiating factors were evident very early on.


In this archival audio, the fourth director of ISR shares how he came to ISR, what he learned while he was here, and how ISR sets itself apart int he world of social research.


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]]> 7 - Warren Miller on the history of ISR 7 - Warren Miller on the history of ISR Tue, 07 May 2024 09:00:54 GMT 9:58 6639314b05462100129feae8 false https://shows.acast.com/the-abstract/episodes/7-warren-miller-on-the-history-of-isr 6639314b05462100129feae8 65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1 7-warren-miller-on-the-history-of-isr How did political studies develop at ISR? full Political studies have a long and storied history at ISR. The correct prediction of the 1948 outcome in which Harry S. Truman defeated Thomas Dewey, despite many popular opinions to the contrary at the time, was a seminal moment in that research. Since then, political studies have been at the core of ISR's identity, and Warren Miller, the former director of the Center for Political Studies, was a crucial part of that identity.


In the late 90s, Miller spoke with a historian as a part of an oral history compiled for ISR's 50th anniversary. On this episode of The Abstract, we're thrilled to share a part of that interview as Miller explores his early role at ISR and the growth of the Institute throughout the years.


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]]> Political studies have a long and storied history at ISR. The correct prediction of the 1948 outcome in which Harry S. Truman defeated Thomas Dewey, despite many popular opinions to the contrary at the time, was a seminal moment in that research. Since then, political studies have been at the core of ISR's identity, and Warren Miller, the former director of the Center for Political Studies, was a crucial part of that identity.


In the late 90s, Miller spoke with a historian as a part of an oral history compiled for ISR's 50th anniversary. On this episode of The Abstract, we're thrilled to share a part of that interview as Miller explores his early role at ISR and the growth of the Institute throughout the years.


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]]> 6 - Mike Mueller-Smith on Age and the Criminal Justice System 6 - Mike Mueller-Smith on Age and the Criminal Justice System Tue, 23 Apr 2024 09:00:58 GMT 10:05 662668b888ff1d0012675d81 false https://shows.acast.com/the-abstract/episodes/6-mike-mueller-smith-on-age-and-the-criminal-justice-system 662668b888ff1d0012675d81 65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1 6-mike-mueller-smith-on-age-and-the-criminal-justice-system How do we handle an aging population that has previously interacted with the criminal justice system? full Interactions with the criminal justice system can mean a lifetime of complications. How can they affect people entering retirement?


Dr. Mike Mueller-Smith of the Institute for Social Research's Population Center addressed that topic in a presentation as a part of ISR's Insights Speaker Series in October 2023. Mueller-Smith, who is also the director of the Criminal Justice Administrative Records System (CJARS), researches how interactions with the justice system affect the American population at different stages and says it's crucial to consider how such interactions could affect the quality of life for an aging country.


Connect with Mike Mueller-Smith at CJARS or via his page on Google Scholar.


View the full presentation on which this episode of the Abstract was based via the ISR YouTube channel.


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]]> Interactions with the criminal justice system can mean a lifetime of complications. How can they affect people entering retirement?


Dr. Mike Mueller-Smith of the Institute for Social Research's Population Center addressed that topic in a presentation as a part of ISR's Insights Speaker Series in October 2023. Mueller-Smith, who is also the director of the Criminal Justice Administrative Records System (CJARS), researches how interactions with the justice system affect the American population at different stages and says it's crucial to consider how such interactions could affect the quality of life for an aging country.


Connect with Mike Mueller-Smith at CJARS or via his page on Google Scholar.


View the full presentation on which this episode of the Abstract was based via the ISR YouTube channel.


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]]> 5 - Sarah Patterson on Aging and Dementia Care 5 - Sarah Patterson on Aging and Dementia Care Tue, 09 Apr 2024 07:00:39 GMT 9:52 661067ad76829800178f2b3f false https://shows.acast.com/the-abstract/episodes/5-sarah-patterson-on-aging-and-dementia-care 661067ad76829800178f2b3f 65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1 5-sarah-patterson-on-aging-and-dementia-care How will we care for our aging population, especially those with dementia? full The population in the United States is aging, and an aging population is statistically likely to have a larger number of people with dementia. How should we care for the aging population generally and the population with dementia specifically, especially when the burden for that care typically falls to families?


In today's episode of the Abstract, ISR's Dr. Sarah Patterson takes on those questions in a presentation originally given at ISR in September 2023.


View Patterson's Google Scholars page here and connect with her ISR faculty profile here.


Her full presentation on aging and dementia care is available through the ISR YouTube channel.


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]]> The population in the United States is aging, and an aging population is statistically likely to have a larger number of people with dementia. How should we care for the aging population generally and the population with dementia specifically, especially when the burden for that care typically falls to families?


In today's episode of the Abstract, ISR's Dr. Sarah Patterson takes on those questions in a presentation originally given at ISR in September 2023.


View Patterson's Google Scholars page here and connect with her ISR faculty profile here.


Her full presentation on aging and dementia care is available through the ISR YouTube channel.


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]]> 4 - Sangeetha Madhavan on Maternal Mental Health 4 - Sangeetha Madhavan on Maternal Mental Health Tue, 26 Mar 2024 09:00:00 GMT 8:49 6601c9ec5d82c70016e80d0f false https://shows.acast.com/the-abstract/episodes/4-sangeetha-madhavan-on-maternal-mental-health 6601c9ec5d82c70016e80d0f 65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1 4-sangeetha-madhavan-on-maternal-mental-health How does marriage affect the mental health of mothers in Kenya? full Marriage, motherhood, and mental health are three topics studied intensely on their own but rarely together. However, work by Dr. Sangeetha Madhavan of the University of Maryland could change that.


Dr. Madhavan recently presented her research on the combined topic of maternal mental health and marriage as a part of the Population Studies Center's Brown Bag Series, sharing her data and in-depth approach to examining many questions connected to these topics.


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]]> Marriage, motherhood, and mental health are three topics studied intensely on their own but rarely together. However, work by Dr. Sangeetha Madhavan of the University of Maryland could change that.


Dr. Madhavan recently presented her research on the combined topic of maternal mental health and marriage as a part of the Population Studies Center's Brown Bag Series, sharing her data and in-depth approach to examining many questions connected to these topics.


View the full presentation here.


Read more from Sangeetha Manhavan here.


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]]> 3 - Louis Penner on Health Disparities in America 3 - Louis Penner on Health Disparities in America Mon, 11 Mar 2024 20:31:59 GMT 7:55 65ef6a3f43e2d600184cbee2 false https://shows.acast.com/the-abstract/episodes/3-louis-penner-on-health-disparities-in-america 65ef6a3f43e2d600184cbee2 65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1 3-louis-penner-on-health-disparities-in-america Why do Black Americans have such poor health outcomes? full Black and white Americans have vastly different experiences with the American healthcare system. Why? And how did this come to be?


Lou Penner, Ph.D., of the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research addressed those and other questions in a recent presentation. Based on his book of the same name, "Unequal Health: Anti-Black Racism and the Threat to America's Health" explores the deep-rooted issues that led to today's healthcare inequities and the solutions that may exist to fix them.


Listen to Lou Penner's full presentation here.


Follow Lou Penner on Google Scholars here.


Find "Unequal Health: Anti-Black Racism and the Threat to America's Health" via Cambridge University Press.


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]]> Black and white Americans have vastly different experiences with the American healthcare system. Why? And how did this come to be?


Lou Penner, Ph.D., of the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research addressed those and other questions in a recent presentation. Based on his book of the same name, "Unequal Health: Anti-Black Racism and the Threat to America's Health" explores the deep-rooted issues that led to today's healthcare inequities and the solutions that may exist to fix them.


Listen to Lou Penner's full presentation here.


Follow Lou Penner on Google Scholars here.


Find "Unequal Health: Anti-Black Racism and the Threat to America's Health" via Cambridge University Press.


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]]> 2 - Charlotte Cavaillé on Income Inequality 2 - Charlotte Cavaillé on Income Inequality Mon, 11 Mar 2024 20:24:30 GMT 9:19 65ef687e3e5993001766493e false https://shows.acast.com/the-abstract/episodes/2-charlotte-cavaille-on-income-inequality 65ef687e3e5993001766493e 65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1 2-charlotte-cavaille-on-income-inequality Why is it so hard to find support for wealth redistribution? full With the gap between the rich and everyone else growing ever wider, why don't more people support policies that will result in wealth redistribution? That's the central question of Charlotte Cavaillé's book, around which she based her presentation at the Institute for Social Research in January 2024. "Fair Enough? Support for Redistribution in the Age of Inequality" explores important questions on polling, policy, and why common sense doesn't always result in the answers you'd guess.


Hear Charlotte Cavaillé's full presentation here.


Follow Charlotte Cavaillé on Google Scholars here.


Find "Fair Enough? Support for Redistribution in the Age of Inequality" via Cambridge University Press.


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]]> With the gap between the rich and everyone else growing ever wider, why don't more people support policies that will result in wealth redistribution? That's the central question of Charlotte Cavaillé's book, around which she based her presentation at the Institute for Social Research in January 2024. "Fair Enough? Support for Redistribution in the Age of Inequality" explores important questions on polling, policy, and why common sense doesn't always result in the answers you'd guess.


Hear Charlotte Cavaillé's full presentation here.


Follow Charlotte Cavaillé on Google Scholars here.


Find "Fair Enough? Support for Redistribution in the Age of Inequality" via Cambridge University Press.


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]]> 1 - Ola Rostant on Hearing, Dental Health, and Cognition 1 - Ola Rostant on Hearing, Dental Health, and Cognition Mon, 11 Mar 2024 20:14:28 GMT 9:17 65ef66244025940017d3747b false https://shows.acast.com/the-abstract/episodes/1-ola-rostant-on-hearing-dental-health-and-cognition 65ef66244025940017d3747b 65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1 1-ola-rostant-on-hearing-dental-health-and-cognition Can our hearing and dental health affect the way we think? full Can our hearing and dental health affect the way we think? According to research investigator Ola Rostant, it can. Hear her explain how these two important factors can affect the way our brains age.


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]]> Can our hearing and dental health affect the way we think? According to research investigator Ola Rostant, it can. Hear her explain how these two important factors can affect the way our brains age.


Listen to Dr. Rostant's full presentation here.


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]]> Trailer Trailer Mon, 11 Mar 2024 14:30:00 GMT 1:05 65ef18c04801c00017216b69 false https://shows.acast.com/the-abstract/episodes/trailer 65ef18c04801c00017216b69 65e8d66b41cd2e0015cc03c1 trailer Welcome to The Abstract full Welcome to the Abstract, a new podcast from the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research.


What is this show and why does it exist? Allow us to show you.


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]]> Welcome to the Abstract, a new podcast from the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research.


What is this show and why does it exist? Allow us to show you.


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